Danno Joined Oct 7, 2012 Messages 4,948 Location Ontario, Canada Jun 6, 2024 #1 The wider part, o-ring side, rotates on internal bearings. Many thanks!!
R reemoeMO Joined Oct 12, 2005 Messages 421 Location KC, MO Jun 6, 2024 #2 Searching leads me to a Chrome C-Lock Heavy Duty Locking 5/8 inch Hitch Pin. Of course, I may be wrong!
Searching leads me to a Chrome C-Lock Heavy Duty Locking 5/8 inch Hitch Pin. Of course, I may be wrong!
Danno Thread starter Joined Oct 7, 2012 Messages 4,948 Location Ontario, Canada Jun 6, 2024 #3 reemoeMO said: Searching leads me to a Chrome C-Lock Heavy Duty Locking 5/8 inch Hitch Pin. Of course, I may be wrong! Click to expand... Close, but the long attached pointed end doesn't match.
reemoeMO said: Searching leads me to a Chrome C-Lock Heavy Duty Locking 5/8 inch Hitch Pin. Of course, I may be wrong! Click to expand... Close, but the long attached pointed end doesn't match.
N Nukeman7 Joined Sep 23, 2006 Messages 2,804 Location 757 Virginia, USA Jun 6, 2024 #4 It is the ground spike base section for a vertical flutter banner flag pole like you might see at a car dealership.
It is the ground spike base section for a vertical flutter banner flag pole like you might see at a car dealership.
Danno Thread starter Joined Oct 7, 2012 Messages 4,948 Location Ontario, Canada Jun 6, 2024 #5 I work at a car dealership. Makes sense now. Thanks!!
R RDMgr Joined Nov 2, 2009 Messages 529 Location USA Jun 6, 2024 #6 It's the main shaft from a turbo encabulator. The aviation models used that knurled speed adjuster.
Boomer Joined Sep 19, 2008 Messages 3,266 Location Pennsylvania Jun 6, 2024 #7 Can opener for blinker fluid.